The Indiana’s Mississippi River Basin Soil Sampling Program was developed to positively impact the state’s Nutrient Reduction Strategy efforts. Soil sampling assesses soil fertility and nutrient content over time. ... Read More
The Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs has launched a new capacity-building and planning initiative designed to help rural Indiana communities plan and implement projects to spur economic growth.... Read More
A new foam fabrication company is bringing work back to a facility in Owensboro, Kentucky—just four miles from the Indiana border—after the building's closure last month.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly’s supply of Mounjaro, which is used to treat Type 2 diabetes, and popular weight-loss drug Zepbound, can now meet present and projected national demand, the FDA said in a statement.... Read More
E-commerce giant Amazon said Thursday it will hire 250,000 full, part-time and seasonal workers for the crucial shopping period, rounding out a series of announcements made in recent weeks by the country’s top retailers.... Read More
A manufacturer of concrete strength sensors invented by a Purdue University engineering professor has received a nearly $1 million National Science Foundation grant to move toward scaling up production of the technology. Wavelogix received the $999,910 Small Business Innovation Research Phase II grant for a two-year project set to end Aug. 31, 2026, Purdue said […]... Read More
As the 2025 legislative session draws nearer, longtime Democratic lawmaker Rep. Ed DeLaney is flagging funding concerns across all Indiana schools—public and private—and called for the next state budget to increase tuition support.... Read More
The Labor Department reported Thursday that applications for jobless claims rose by 6,000 to 225,000 for the week of Sept. 28. It was slightly more than the 221,000 analysts were expecting.... Read More
Inside INdiana Business brought its Engage Indiana series to West Lafayette this week for a conversation on growth, like plans by South Korea-based SK Hynix to build a nearly $4 billion semiconductor packaging facility at the Purdue Research Park.... Read More
Two of Indiana’s three gubernatorial candidates spent an hour Wednesday night trading barbs and promoting their campaign platforms in the first televised debate of the general election, hosted by Fox59 and CBS4.... Read More
Fort Wayne-based accounting firm Hunsche CPA Group is expanding in northeast Indiana with its acquisition of Carnes Company CPA in Huntington. Financial terms of the deal are not being disclosed.Hunsche CPA Group is a locally owned full-service CPA firm offering payroll, bookkeeping, tax preparation, tax planning, consulting and advisory services. The group will be stepping into the Carnes Company CPA office, located at 430 N. Jefferson Street in downtown Huntington. Tom Carnes, owner of Carnes Company CPA and a Huntington native, established his practice in 1985. He and his team will stay on to continue to help serve their clients and to help with the transition to Hunsche CPA Group. Michael Hunsche, CPA, Managing Director of Hunsche CPA Group, says, “It has always been my aim to broaden access to our services for small businesses around the region. Tom has built a remarkable business and we look forward to working with him and his clients.” And the focus remains the same for Hunsche throughout the growth. “As we have done throughout our business journey, we will continue to provide small-town common-sense services with big city resources,” he adds. The new combined firm will have just under 20 employees with the goal of hiring at least two more by the end of the year. Michael Hunsche graduated from Ball State University in 2001 and opened Hunsche CPA Group in 2017 armed with the experience gained working in the local accounting field. This expansion is the fifth in five years for the group. Last year, Hunsche CPA Group acquired one CPA firm in Warsaw, as well as an accounting firm and payroll company in Fort Wayne to make it one of the area’s largest locally-owned CPA firms.... Read More
The Indiana Donor Network is commissioning a memorial to honor Hoosier organ and tissue donors at the not-for-profit's Indianapolis Headquarters. ... Read More
An Indianapolis-based agricultural chemicals company is suing JPMorgan Chase Bank in Indiana Commercial Court after the bank allegedly issued a months-long freeze on over $3 million tied to the company.... Read More
The NCAA has selected several locations throughout Indiana to host 15 regional and national championships in the 2026-27 and 2027-28 seasons, the Indiana Sports Corp announced Wednesday. Among them are multiple Division II swimming and diving championships.... Read More
Evansville Water and Sewer Utility said this week it is investigating the use of groundwater as an alternative to the city's previous plan of building a brand new surface water treatment plant.... Read More
Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Tuesday that Amy Beard will step down as commissioner of the Indiana Department of Insurance later this month. Beard was appointed to the position in June 2021 after serving as general counsel for the department since 2017.... Read More
The U.S. Small Business Administration is giving $550,000 to small businesses in Indiana to help them get started exporting their goods.... Read More
Auburn-based Credent Wealth Management is adding to its portfolio with the acquisition of Clarify Wealth Management, a registered investment advisory headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio. The deal is valued at $450 million.... Read More
Sen. Mike Crider likened the dual problems of funding and workforce shortages within Indiana’s behavioral health system to an age-old philosophical question: What came first—the chicken or the egg?... Read More
Making the newest innovations in cancer care accessible globally is at the heart of Pahtiā Technologies Inc. founded by Rubén de Jesús Medina, a two-time University of Notre Dame graduate. Doing international fundraising for the university, Medina was first ...... Read More
